MLS

FT Wednesday, July 28, 2004
Red Bull New York LLWDW 2
–
Sporting Kansas City DWWWD 1
Arrowhead Stadium

Head to Head

RBNY leads series 3-1-1

Lineups

SKC

  1. 1Tony MeolaG
  2. 6Jose Burciaga Jr.D
  3. 12Jimmy ConradD
  4. 3Nick GarciaD
  5. 4Shavar ThomasD
  6. 10Francisco GomezM
  7. 14Jack JewsburyM
  8. 17Chris KleinM
  9. 5Kerry ZavagninM
  10. 22Davy ArnaudF
  11. 27Justin DetterF

Substitutes

  1. 30Will HesmerG
  2. 25Bo OshoniyiG
  3. 26Graham TaylorD
  4. 2Vuk RasovicD
  5. 23Alex ZotincaD
  6. 24Khari StephensonM
  7. 8Diego WalshM
  8. 19Matt TaylorF

RBNY

  1. 1Jonny WalkerG
  2. 30Tenywa BonseuD
  3. 12Jeff ParkeD
  4. 23Eddie PopeD
  5. 24Eddie GavenM
  6. 20Amado GuevaraM
  7. 3Chris LeitchM
  8. 7Mike MageeM
  9. 10Joselito VacaM
  10. 13Cornell GlenF
  11. 15John WolyniecF

Substitutes

  1. 18Zach WellsG
  2. 14Kenny ArenaD
  3. 22Tim ReganD
  4. 9Sergio Galvan ReyF
  5. 19Fabian TaylorF

Timeline

  1. 23'
  2. 37'
  3. 52'
  4. 59'
  5. 66'
  6. 71'
  7. 73'
  8. 79'
  9. 80'
  10. 90'
  11. 90'

MLS News

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